Tinkerine Studios’ Stock (TKSTF) Begins Trading on U.S. Markets
There are only so many pure play 3D printing stocks, trading here in the U.S., for investors to choose from. Most of the companies are established larger scale firms such as 3D Systems (DDD), Stratasys (SSYS), and 
VoxelJet (VJET). These are all obviously growth companies; after all, the 3D printing space is growing very rapidly, surpassing the wildest expectations that analysts had provided only a few years ago. Having said this, It can be extremely rewarding to get in, on close to the ground floor of a company’s business.
Yesterday afternoon a small cap 3D printing company, Tinkerine Studios, which has been trading in Canada (CVE: CA:TTD) for quite a while, began trading here in the U.S under ticker symbol (TKSTF). As a leading Canadian 3D printer manufacturer, Tinkerine has just begun establishing themselves as a supplier of affordable, yet high quality consumer oriented 3D printers, mainly to Canada and the United States.
Tinkerine’s Lineup of 3D Printers
What could very well make this stock appealing to investors who may be turned off by the larger 3D printer manufacturers, is that with a total market cap of just $9.4 million, there is tremendous room for growth.
Yesterday’s trading activity in the U.S.
The stock (TKSTF) opened yesterday on the U.S. exchanges, just north of $0.34 per share, and closed the day trading at around $0.33 per share. The volume was extremely low, as most of the market was unaware that trading had begun. It will be very interesting to see how the market reacts to Tinkerine Studios, when it opens later this morning.
For those unfamiliar with the company, Tinkerine Studios manufactures and sells three different 3D printers, as well as a wide array of filaments, spare parts, and accessories. Their printers range in in price from $999 for the ‘Litto 3D Printer’, to $1899 for their ‘Ditto Pro 3D Printer’. The company has very recently been making a push into the education space, trying to bring their easy to use 3D printers to classrooms in Canada and the United States.
Are you an investor or considering an investment in Tinkerine Studios? Let us know in the Tinkerine Studios stock forum thread at 3DPB.com. Below you will find a promo video for their flagship product, the Ditto Pro 3D Printer.
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